Nigerian forward Maryann Ogochukwu Ohadiwe etched her name into the history books on Sunday as she became the first Nigerian female footballer to score a brace in the Macedonian Women’s Cup Final.
Representing Ljuboten Women’s Team, Ogochukwu delivered a stellar performance, netting two crucial goals in their dominant 3-0 win over Tiverija Brera in the highly anticipated final.
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Her remarkable brace not only showcased her attacking prowess but also proved decisive in securing the prestigious league cup title for Ljuboten.
The match, held under the bright lights of the national stadium, saw Ljuboten take early control, with Ogochukwu leading the charge. Her goals set the tone for what turned into a comfortable and historic triumph for the club.
This milestone marks a significant moment for Nigerian footballers abroad, highlighting the growing influence of Nigerian talent in European women’s football. Ogochukwu’s performance has earned widespread praise, both in Macedonia and back home in Nigeria.
As celebrations continue, the Ljuboten camp lauded the Nigerian forward for her dedication and impact, describing her as a “game-changer” and “a true professional.”
Congratulations continue to pour in for the history-making Ogochukwu, whose name will now be remembered among the trailblazers of Nigerian football on the international stage.
